Westfield community notices and church events listed
Community Council will meet at the Library Monday evening June 17 at eight. A 1:30 luncheon replaces the June 20 Congre gational Ladies Aid meeting for church and vicinity. call Mrs Shirley Mansfield at 8967. Death notice for William Cunningham of Springfield Missouri. Miss Joan Welch returns from St Joseph Hospital Sioux City. Goodwill truck in Westfield July 5. contributions with Mrs A W Hummel. Westfield area travels and sympathy notes follow. First Plymouth Presbyterian Akron Iowa services and Tymouth Fellowship details. Choir practice Thursday. Pastor Chas R Kruse.
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Westfield
Community Council
Congregational Ladies’ Aid
Congregational Church
Anyona
Mra
Shirley Mansfield
William Cunningham
Springfield
Audubon
Iowa
Joan ‘Welch
Bt. Joseph Hospital
Sioux City
A. W. Hummel
George Hummel
Elkton
S. D
Henning
Hanson
Wake Benton
Clarence Hummel
Kathleen
Akron
Claudia Homer
Plymouth
Jan
Rt. 3
Iow
Tymouth
Alfred Tone
Chas
R. Kruse
Westfield Congregational Church announces services and activities
Divine worship and a unified Children’s Day service with infant baptism at 9 30 a m. Ladies Aid Luncheon at 1 20 p m for community ladies, reservations via Shirley Mansfield phone 3867. Choir practice Thursday 7 80 p.m. Albert Walker, Pastor. Small ad in Want Column sells items no longer used.
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Westfield Cong'l. Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Shirley Mansfield
Price
Albert ‘Walker
Veterans urged to convert to permanent life insurance plans
Veterans should consider converting term life policies to permanent plans, says B. H. Williams, VA Center Deb Moines contact officer. He cites cost stability and cash value buildup, noting premiums rise with age for five year level term but stay fixed for permanent plans, with dividends continuing.
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B. H. Williams
Deb Moines
al ‘Ncoma
Willams
Permanent Insurance
Spline
National Service
Fore
St Patrick’s Akron and other church notices amid enlistment plans
Catholic services listed for St Patrick’s Akron and other churches with mas times and confessions. The marine corps six month training plan outlines increased enlistments to 10 000 in the coming fiscal year after earlier limits filled by 17 18 year olds. Enlistment spots at the 5th Special Infantry Company Sioux City Sioux Falls and other addresses noted. Try a Want Column ad to sell unused items.
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Marine’Corps
Corps
B5th Special Infantry ‘Company
USMCR
Jones Street
Sioux City
Iowa
C” Avenue
Sioux Tafts
South Dakota
Rising Traffic Toll Shown In Life Insurance Claims
The Institute of Life Insurance reports motor vehicle fatalities in the test quarter led to 11,000 life insurance death claims totaling 26 million dollars. This was 8 million more in benefit payments than the same period last year, marking the largest first quarter total on record and continuing the upward trend for the year.
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Institute of Life’ Insurance
Bethis
Benefe
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Akron Register-Tribune
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Sioux
Woodbury
Union County
Plymouth County
Saig Place
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Sporting News
Official
Baseball Guide
THE
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St. Lewis
Harawich
NORKA
Theatre
3 Stooges
George Montgomery, Mona Freeman and
John “Baer
Willame
Veterans Act
Catholic ‘Church
St. Patrick's
India
Catherine
Weatfield Muscot
Ion
Vand
Secon
Seahill
Ufoute
Northwest
Rervice
Essey Dairy
Sioux’ Falls
S.D
Waterman’s Market
Pillsbury
Chip Angel Food
Clover Farm
Clover Farm Bart
Armour
Calif
U. 8
Alton
Ohn Deere
Crockett Septic Service
Crockett
Town
Hay Head
Cutter
Bill
Popken
Duane Jones
Jack, Baker
Reo
Alton Cement Works
Pho
baling—Le
Klemme
N.W
Ken Wales
Tucker Bro
Alfred Miller
Register-Tribune
USL
Hawarden
Concrete“Co
Don McManaman
Wilcox” Electric
Harlan Bergdaele
Big Springs Church
Renee
Terns
Hawarden Cement Block & Tile Co
Hawarden, Ta
Ydara
JO Ann Bakery
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Haskell Street
Hardy Street
Eighth Street
Seventh Street
Sargent Street
Main Street
Reed Street
Hardy
Street
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Willer Real. Estate Co
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